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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Vanderbilt University on 1972-10-21 (October 21, 1972)

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Collection: GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: October 21, 1972 (check for other copies)
Venue: Vanderbilt University
Location: Nashville, TN

Source: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> CD -> DC8; this version uses noise reduction; see info file for details
Transferred by: Dan McDonald
Keywords: Soundboard; Dan McDonald


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Set 2

He's Gone, Greatest Story Ever Told, Bird Song, Truckin'-> The Other One-> Morning Dew

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Revision by Dan McDonald, Sept-Oct, 2012.
Diamond Cut Forensics 8 was used to rearrange the audio. I used the spectral filter for equalization in several different ways.
The main goal was to lower the prominence of the bass. Most of the bass was in the right channel, so that was just a reworking of the sonic profile for the left channel. Sometimes, the bass was in both channels. In those instances I either left it alone or lowered it (depending on what was going on at the time). Along the way I boosted the highs considerably in both channels. You should be able to hear quite a bit of difference.

Booting highs lead to some increases in noise. I used a continuous noise artifact reduction filter as a last step to enhance listening pleasure for those who are bothered by nasty noise. If it doesn't bother you, there is a version without the noise reduction. My take is that no noise reduction is more vibrant sounding, but this version is definitely cleaner in sound.
You should be able to hear the drums, guitars and vocals more prominently than earlier versions. I don't specify all the things I did because there were too many changes.

I left the space (tape cut or tape flip in the original) as it was in the source I used. There's enough hiss that either the lineage is wrong or the signal was recorded at very low levels in the original.
One fun note: Appears to be a "Rocky Top" tease from Phil at 8:13 into The Other One.


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